The CAL: Cognitive, apperceptive and representative aspects of fashion design - Side note to neuroaesthetic theory

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This article deals with the creative and cognitive process of the creative work from the aspect of fashion design. It is examined through the Cognitive-Apperceptive-Limn process (The CAL), analysing the stages of design work referring to prominent literature, and discussing exciting theories, such the FLOW and the AHA effects are, and the neuro aesthetic theory. Setting them into a new context, the article offers a fresh approach of a designer, rather than a scientific statement based on pragmatic findings. Since theories on artistic performance and creativity can never be enough 'empirical', and the process can be never understood enough well...

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Csanák, E. (2017). The CAL: Cognitive, apperceptive and representative aspects of fashion design - Side note to neuroaesthetic theory. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 254). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/254/17/172008

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